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Why? Because keyboardist and vocalist Tamblyn was a founder of the Standells, a 1960s Los Angeles garage band whose hits “Dirty Water” and “Sometimes Good Guys Don’t Wear White” have ear ...

Larry Tamblyn, who co-founded the garage-rock cult-favorite band the Standells, famous for the 1965 single “Dirty Water,” died Friday, the group announced on social media. The keyboard player ...

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Larry Tamblyn, a founding member of the band The Standells, has died. He was 82. The musician’s death was announced by his ...